West Upset East in Intercollegiate Charity Game 16 to 6
West defeats East 16 to 6 in the annual intersectional charity football game before 27,000 fans in San Francisco. Key plays include a early West safety, Mann of Southern Methodist scoring, and Wilson Washington kicking both goals. East penalties and a Weinstock ejection from Western Maryland influenced the game as Caldwell Yale led the East with notable runs and punts, while Hunt of Texas A&M and Mann of SMU starred for the West.
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Associated Press
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Ast
West Reis
Ome
Presnell Nebraska
West Jets
Amos
Washington
Jefferson
Mann
Southern Methodist
Hunt
Wilson
Caldwell
Yale
Aulfback
Joesting
Minnesota
Fudback
Connor
Presnelt
Am Alx
East
Tuat
Weinstock
Western Maryland
Rou
Lee Paccific Ocean
Olympic Club
Wright
Hansen
RG Carrothi
Reitechet
Ignatius Ubonis
Biewster
Baer Tutas Christian
Michigan
Thanders Oympi
Nebraska
Matthews
Fishwick
Texas Christian
Yale le Kutsh
Amos Olympic Ghd
Hunt Presnell
Texas Aggies
RHB
Kner
Oxmple Club
Lison Joesting
Mann and Hunt Share Honors in Western Victory
Two Texans, Gerald Mann and Joel Hunt, starred as the West defeated the East 16 to 6 in the Shriners East-West game at Kezar Stadium. Hunt scored twice and Wilson kicked extra points, with Mann contributing a key pass and running threat. Coaches Kerr and Hanley marshaled an All American West attack that dominated most of the contest despite a cautious East defense.
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Texas
Lone Star State
Kezur Stadium
Shriners
Bruce Cadwell
Yale
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
Presnell
Amos
Matthews
Easts
Joel Hunt
Dermon
Jere Guard
Mick Kutsch
Iowa
Iia
Cheelf
Pat Wilon
Washington
Vistors
Nebraska Halbace
T Eay
Joesting
Hunt
Mules Hood
Ardine
Nore
Gerald Mann
Wests
Uoan Tiki
Kutsch
Wison Agin
West
Pitt Stanford Tilt Will Be Broadcast
A play by play account of the Stanford versus Pittsburgh football game set for January 2 in Pasadena Calif will be broadcast nationwide through 50 radio stations. Approximately 4000 miles of wire will carry the description to New York for distribution by the National Broadcasting Company.
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NIW
York
Associated Press
Stanforh University
University of Pittsburgh
Pasadena
Calif
National Broacasting Company
New York
National Broadcasting Company
Pittsburgh Team Heads to Coast for Roses Bowl
Pittsburgh prepares for the New Year’s Tournament of Roses game in Pasadena California facing Stanford. Coach Glen Warner leads the Panthers with head coach Dr John B Sutherland and captain Gibby Welch cited as key figures amid a strong 24 win tally and high eastern honors.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pacific Coast
Pacific
John B Sutherland
Gibby Welch
Electrics Meet Cah In Dusty Feature Tonight
The Industrial League card features Electrics facing CAH in a key clash amid a tight race for second place. Handy Hartman and Singers also meet as Gen Blee Brewsia is noted in the lineup with several players listed beyond.
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General Electric
Ashroft-Hancock
Abong XM CA
Handy-Hartman
Gen Blee Cau Brewsia
Guerin Ricor
Taeneee Wecess Dederici LF Babson
George Godfrey, Philadelphia Negro, kayoes Soldier Jones
George Godfrey knocked out Soldier Jones of Toronto in five seconds of the first round in a scheduled ten round bout. Godfrey weighed 240 pounds and dominated the ring with three rights to the body, forcing the fall as the club physician attended to Jones.
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Pitisburgil
George Godfry
Philiphia
Soldier Jones
Toronto
Godfrey
Jones
Ody
Georgetown Sums Up 1930 Football Season As Seniors Depart
Washington Dec 26 The Georgetown football season ends with the last appearance of M1 of the regulars and the Blue and Gray team. Lou Little must replace ten players while the reserve strength and remaining material offer bright prospects for next year. Captain Claude Grigeby graduation leaves a center hole and Dud Saur of Bridgeport will tackle the gap. George McCabe at quarterback, Bob Nok and Phil Mevenn at backs, Barabas and Dwyer the halfbacks, Listen tackle and Hannigan quarterback, Wyn coop center, and Moonry tackle return. Regulars Tomaini and Provincial ends, Captain-elect Carroll and Cordovano guards, and Hudak fullback remain to shore up the line.
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Washington
Dev
Georgetown
Igulars
Hilltoppers
Bob Nok
Phil Mevenn
McCabe
Wis
Hilltop
Barabas
Dwyer
Halfbak
Hannigan
Al Trainer Wins Johnstown Boat Bout in Judges Decision
Al Trainer Trentian, No. 147, defeated Hob Richardson of Portage Pa by decision in eight rounds. George Paviick of Johnstown beat Hughie Haggerty of Pittsburgh in another win. Billy Palm of Johnstown stopped Billy George of St Michael in the fifth round. New Bedford 4, J and P Coats 2.
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Johnstown
Cnd Press
Trentian
Hobby Richardson
Portage Pa
George Paviick
Hughie Haggerty
Pittsburgh
Decisio
Hatfield Knocks Out Nelson In Eight Round Bout
Lancaster, Pa December 26. Conshochton fighter Joey Hatfield won a judges decision over Frankie Nelson of Wilmington Del in an eight round bout. Other results include Steve Nitchie earning a judges decision over Ray Weigand, Murry Kil Rosa defeating K Harris, Sammy Kautz beating Dick Curtin, and Feer Tebner beating Whitey Kinser in six rounds.
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Lancaster
Associated Press
Joey Hatfield
Conshocton
Trankie Nelson
Wilimington
Del
Steve Nitchle
Judes
Ray Weigand
Cosnocton
Murry Kilt Rosa
K O Harris
Coushocton
Sammy Kautz
Scalzi Denies He Ran Out of Fight
Johnny Scalzi, popular East Side featherweight, denied he lan out of his scheduled fight with Tommy Mils of New York on the Armory card for next Tuesday night. Fiet Clayburgh, manager, said a death in the family forced the cancellation of the bout. The bout was to have been the semi final to the Low Bogath Joe Gans battle.
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Johnny Scalz
Lan
Tommy Mils
New York
Armory
Lou Bogash to Fight Gans in Next Week’s Bout
Matchmaker Stan Clark announced the signed contract from Lou Bogash to meet Joe Gans next Tuesday at the Armory. The card features Jimmy Rossi vs Buck Kelly, Frankie Perky vs Guy Maclean, and Frank Callahan vs Morrie Etwin, plus Jack Smith vs Emanuel Jondas in an added four-round attraction.
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Stan Clark
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Yesternas
Johnny Buckley
Lou Bogard
Vest
Bogash
Matcomeke Clark
Beaver
Boston
Allentown
Joe Gons
Jimmy Rossi
Westerly
Buck Kelly
Jersey City
Kelly
Johnny Saxon
Frankie O Brien
Waterbury
West End
Guy Mactaen
Perry
Charter Agusta
New York
Scranton
Frankie Callahan
Brooklyn
Nyc
Bridgeport
Willackie
Morrie Etwin
Canada
Jack Smith
Albany
Emanuel Jondas
Pat Duffy
Noth Fue
Jommy Blue
Duffy
Mickey Diamond Beats Sanger in Philadelphia Boxing Card
In Philadelphia on Christmas day Mickey Diamond won a judge s decision over Pars Sanger of New York in a ten round feature bout. Other results include Allentown s Perry defeating Battling Willard, Lew Keppel knocking out Phil Rosa of Wilmington, and Tiny Haffner stopping Joe Alberts in the first round.
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Allentown
Associated Press
Mickey Diamond
Philadelphia
Pars Sanger
New York
Dock Perry
Battling Willard
Lancaster
Perry
Lew Keppel
Phil Rosa Lt
Wilmington
Dell
Tiny’ Haffner
Reading
Joe Alberts
Rowbury
Southerners Triumph In Rainy Opening-of-Season Gridiron
In Los Angeles on December 26 the Southerners defeated an all-western eleven 8 to 0 amid a soaking field. Bill Spears of Vanderbilt led the South with the lone touchdown and later a safety, while defences dominated as fumbles and mud hindered sustained attacks. Alabama Georgia and other noted players were named in a muddy, hard-hitting contest with rain and waterlogged turf shaping the play throughout.
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Los Angeles
Asociated
Bill Spears
Vanderbilt
South
Spears
Pase Merritt
Pomona Star
Fumbis
Creson
Southern Board of Strategy
Florian
Gon
Florida
Hite
Mer
Boutua
Coast Stars
Southerners
Migigin Middlehaul
Porida
Louis Tesseau
Washington
Acare
al Scheving
Pendelton
Fumbes
Southern California
Southern Jets
Smocher
Rendletons
Vanio
Lebanta
Laraneta
West U
Tn Westeters
Perod
Lina Pic
Luby
Tivel
Llorwata
Ile
Robbins
LE Prichard . Co. Scheving Anbau
Bowdoin
Shaw
Alabama
LG Sharp
Barnhill
Heiser
Tennessee
Tennessee Uu
Georgha Lech
Oregon
RT Dieson
Moeser
Vanderbilt U & Co
Loyola
Los
Paneneee
Georgia
Uac
Dodson
Brown to Meet Bridges on Red Men's Mtn Card
Amateur boxers from Bridgeport Fairfield Norwalk Stamford and Danbury display talent at the Red Men's amateur show on Madison avenue. The main event pits Tommy Brown against Billy Bridges of Norwalk for the bantamweight title with the winner to represent Fairfield County at the New Haven AAU championships. Matchmaker Dick seeks other fights including Sailor Bill Hirnenmann against a New Haven opponent after local heavyweights declined to meet Sturm last week.
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Bridgeport
Fairfield Norwalk
Stamford
Danbury
Madison Avenue
Jake Dick
Wil
Fairfield County
New Haven
Tommy Brown
Billy Bidges
Norwalk
Bridges
Brown
Browns
Bill Hirnenmann
Nowel
Sam Langford to Be Instructor in Boston Gym
Sam Langford, famed prizefighter once called the “baby” of boxing, is set to work as a boxing instructor for Jomi Toland in Boston. Toland notes Langford has faced health setbacks and even blindness rumors, but the boxer will teach at the gym, supplementing a previous failed Garbridge venture and a Christmas benefit in New York.
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Boston
Associated Frese
Bam Langford
Tly
Jomi Toland
Boston Gimmasium
Omer Langford
New York
Ainee
Taslane
Ganbridge
West Palm Beach Fs
Sam
Bethlehem Leads in American Soccer as Season Closes
Bethlehem pennant winner in the American Soccer League strengthened its grip on first place with a 4 to 1 victory over Newark. Boston and New Bedford trails remain in pursuit as standings show Bethlehem 18 4 4 40 points and Boston 16 4 4 38 points, with decisive games scheduled through Jan 8.
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Carsona
C Os
Putnama
Boones
Gianmart Shvool
YMC A Copys
Shapirorf Oan
Michalovich
Eel
Murph
Lg . O
Tober
Iga
Carsons
Downey
Pike
Gallary
Rg & Murphy
New York
Associated Press
Bethlehem
Newark Booters
Newark
New Bedford
P Coats
Boston
Fall River
Tiverton
Holy Name Bowling TeTeams Clash In City Leagues Tonight
Holy Name bowls action unfolds across three city alleys with Sacred Hearts St Cyills and St Charles Sacraments at St Stephens venue. At St Cyills St Peters faces St Johns and St Josepha while rails St Marys. Knights hosts Augustines and St Stephens at Knights of Columbus alleys.
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St Stephens Aleys
Sacred Hearts
St Cyills
St Charles and Sacraments
St Peters
St Johns
St Josepha
St Marys
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Knights
Columbus
Augustines
St Stephens
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